Coordinate Flutter widget lifecycles with use* hooks and reactive builders.
npx skills add https://github.com/vowdemon/jolt --skill use-jolt-setup
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: use-jolt-setup Source: https://github.com/vowdemon/jolt/tree/main/skills/use-jolt-setup Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vowdemon/jolt --skill use-jolt-setup
Enables Flutter developers to build widgets using a setup phase that owns resources via hooks and disposes them automatically, returning a builder for reactive UI updates.
Create a SetupWidget and implement setup(context, props) to declare resources with use* hooks and return a builder.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Flutter widget lifecycles by running a setup phase that owns resources via use* hooks and returns a builder for reactive rebuilds. The runtime automatically handles disposal and hook sequencing.
Yes, you can augment an existing StatefulWidget using SetupMixin. This allows you to declare setup hooks for resources and lifecycle callbacks without rewriting your widget into a new SetupWidget type.
Reactive rebuilds are triggered when the setup runtime tracks signal reads and schedules frame-end rebuilds. This ensures predictable UI updates by batching rendering at the end of the current frame.
The best way to declare controllers and timers is inside the setup function using use* hooks. This setup function runs once per widget identity and automatically coordinates disposal and post-frame rendering.
Yes, the setup runtime manages hook sequencing across hot reloads. It ensures that resources declared in the setup phase maintain their correct order and state during development.
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